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Old 12-01-2012, 01:07 AM   #1
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Does anybody have any experience with Doublestar? I saw a pretty good looking one at my lgs today for what seemed to be an almost unbelievable price and I'm very tempted to go back and get it.


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Old 12-01-2012, 01:15 AM   #2
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I'd be looking hard for specs. That'll tell you the story.


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Does anybody have any experience with Doublestar? I saw a pretty good looking one at my lgs today for what seemed to be an almost unbelievable price and I'm very tempted to go back and get it.
What's a unbelievable price?
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I had intended doing that once i have access to my computer again as I'm out of town. I was just wondering if anybody had first hand experience. Also, at any rate thanks for the quick reply Quentin.
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Havoc, it was marked for $725, which seems pretty good to me.
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It gets good reviews at Buds Guns:

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411537958

Comparison to a RockRiver:

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Not to hijack your thread but I saw a Troy upper for $699 at a local gunshow, I asked the old folks running the booth if the made a mistake. They told me the price was correct, they also said it was ordered from Troy and was all original. If I had the money it would have been mine... Oh well, it wasn't meant to be :-(
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I saw a complete Troy rifle on sale at Dick's sporting goods on black friday for about $850 and it looked nice.
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I saw a complete Troy rifle on sale at Dick's sporting goods on black friday for about $850 and it looked nice.
I'm kinda Curriosity about that LWRCi melonite barrel...
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